Celta Vigo vs Alaves Highlights and Goals

La Liga

3:15 PMMarch 22, 2026

Regular Season – 29

Celta Vigo

Show Score

3 – 4

HT:(3 – 1)

Alaves

Estadio Abanca-Balaídos

Referee: Miguel Sesma Espinosa, Spain

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Celta Vigo

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Match Stats

Ball possession

56%

44%

1.82

Expected goals (xG)

1.73

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

Total shots

Shots on target

Shots off target

Blocked shots

Shots inside box

Shots outside box

Corner kicks

Offsides

Passing

506

Total passes

401

436 (86%)

Accurate passes

328 (82%)

Discipline

Fouls

Yellow cards

Red cards

Goalkeeper saves

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Lineup

13
G

Ionuț Radu

5.9

24
D

Carlos Domínguez

6.0

4
D

Joseph Aidoo

5.2

32
D

Javi Rodríguez

45+3′

19′

5.9

14
M

Alvaro Núñez

6.6

3
M

Óscar Mingueza

6.5

22
M

Hugo Sotelo

37′

7.7

39
M

Jones El-Abdellaoui

6.3

23
F

Hugo Álvarez

27′

8.2

7
F

Borja Iglesias (C)

6.3

9
F

Ferran Jutglà

19′

37′

27′

10.0

Substitutes

11
M

Franco Cervi

19
M

Williot Swedberg

36
M

Andrés Antañón

29
D

Yoel Lago

12
D

Manu Fernández

21
D

Mihailo Ristić

1
G

Iván Villar

10
F

Iago Aspas

82′

7.3

18
F

Pablo Durán

69′

6.3

17
D

Javier Rueda

69′

6.0

8
M

Fer López

65′

54′

6.7

5
D

Sergio Carreira

54′

6.2

Coach

Claudio Giraldez

1
G

Antonio Sivera

6.5

24
D

Victor Parada

78′

6.3

5
D

Jon Pacheco

22′

6.2

14
D

Nahuel Tenaglia

5.9

17
D

Jonny Otto

6.2

10
M

Carles Aleñá

6.2

8
M

Antonio Blanco (C)

6.3

19
M

Pablo Ibáñez

6.5

7
M

Ángel Pérez

50′

45+3′

8.3

15
F

Lucas Boyé

6.3

11
F

Toni Martínez

45+3′

74′

50′

9.2

Substitutes

4
M

Denis Suárez

90+4′

46′

6.3

18
M

Jon Guridi

46′

6.9

21
F

Abderrahman Rebbach

78′

74′

46′

8.6

22
F

Ibrahim Diabaté

46′

6.7

16
D

Ville Koski

90+4′

33
G

Ruben Montero

13
G

Raúl Fernández

6
M

Ander Guevara

20
M

Calebe Gonçalves

Coach

Quique Sanchez Flores

La Liga Standings – Primera División

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Barcelona	29	24	1	4	78-28	50	73	W 22 February: Barcelona 3 – 0 Levante W 28 February: Barcelona 4 – 1 Villarreal W 07 March: Athletic Club 0 – 1 Barcelona W 15 March: Barcelona 5 – 2 Sevilla W 22 March: Barcelona 1 – 0 Rayo Vallecano
2	Real Madrid	28	21	3	4	60-24	36	66	W No match found L 02 March: Real Madrid 0 – 1 Getafe L No match found W 14 March: Real Madrid 4 – 1 Elche W 22 March: Real Madrid 3 – 2 Atletico Madrid
3	Villarreal	29	18	4	7	54-34	20	58	W 22 February: Villarreal 2 – 1 Valencia L 28 February: Barcelona 4 – 1 Villarreal W 08 March: Villarreal 2 – 1 Elche D 13 March: Alaves 1 – 1 Villarreal W 20 March: Villarreal 3 – 1 Real Sociedad
4	Atletico Madrid	28	17	6	5	47-25	22	57	L No match found W 28 February: Oviedo 0 – 1 Atletico Madrid W 07 March: Atletico Madrid 3 – 2 Real Sociedad W 14 March: Atletico Madrid 1 – 0 Getafe W No match found
5	Real Betis	29	11	11	7	44-37	7	44	D 21 February: Real Betis 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano D 01 March: Real Betis 2 – 2 Sevilla L 08 March: Getafe 2 – 0 Real Betis D 15 March: Real Betis 1 – 1 Celta Vigo L 22 March: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Real Betis
6	Celta Vigo	29	10	11	8	41-35	6	41	W 22 February: Celta Vigo 2 – 0 Mallorca W 01 March: Girona 1 – 2 Celta Vigo L 06 March: Celta Vigo 1 – 2 Real Madrid D 15 March: Real Betis 1 – 1 Celta Vigo L 22 March: Celta Vigo 3 – 4 Alaves
7	Real Sociedad	29	10	8	11	44-45	-1	38	D 21 February: Real Sociedad 3 – 3 Oviedo W 28 February: Mallorca 0 – 1 Real Sociedad L 07 March: Atletico Madrid 3 – 2 Real Sociedad W 15 March: Real Sociedad 3 – 1 Osasuna L 20 March: Villarreal 3 – 1 Real Sociedad
8	Getafe	29	11	5	13	25-31	-6	38	L 22 February: Getafe 0 – 1 Sevilla W 02 March: Real Madrid 0 – 1 Getafe W 08 March: Getafe 2 – 0 Real Betis L 14 March: Atletico Madrid 1 – 0 Getafe W 21 March: Espanyol 1 – 2 Getafe
9	Athletic Club	29	11	5	13	32-41	-9	38	W 20 February: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Elche D 28 February: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Athletic Club L 07 March: Athletic Club 0 – 1 Barcelona L 14 March: Girona 3 – 0 Athletic Club W 22 March: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Real Betis
10	Osasuna	29	10	7	12	34-35	-1	37	W 21 February: Osasuna 2 – 1 Real Madrid L 01 March: Valencia 1 – 0 Osasuna D 07 March: Osasuna 2 – 2 Mallorca L 15 March: Real Sociedad 3 – 1 Osasuna W 21 March: Osasuna 1 – 0 Girona
11	Espanyol	29	10	7	12	36-44	-8	37	L 21 February: Atletico Madrid 4 – 2 Espanyol D 01 March: Elche 2 – 2 Espanyol D 09 March: Espanyol 1 – 1 Oviedo L 15 March: Mallorca 2 – 1 Espanyol L 21 March: Espanyol 1 – 2 Getafe
12	Valencia	29	9	8	12	32-42	-10	35	L 22 February: Villarreal 2 – 1 Valencia W 01 March: Valencia 1 – 0 Osasuna W 08 March: Valencia 3 – 2 Alaves L 14 March: Oviedo 1 – 0 Valencia W 21 March: Sevilla 0 – 2 Valencia
13	Girona	29	8	10	11	31-44	-13	34	D 23 February: Alaves 2 – 2 Girona L 01 March: Girona 1 – 2 Celta Vigo D 07 March: Levante 1 – 1 Girona W 14 March: Girona 3 – 0 Athletic Club L 21 March: Osasuna 1 – 0 Girona
14	Rayo Vallecano	29	7	11	11	28-35	-7	32	D 28 February: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Athletic Club W 04 March: Rayo Vallecano 3 – 0 Oviedo D 08 March: Sevilla 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano D 16 March: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Levante L 22 March: Barcelona 1 – 0 Rayo Vallecano
15	Sevilla	29	8	7	14	37-49	-12	31	W 22 February: Getafe 0 – 1 Sevilla D 01 March: Real Betis 2 – 2 Sevilla D 08 March: Sevilla 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano L 15 March: Barcelona 5 – 2 Sevilla L 21 March: Sevilla 0 – 2 Valencia
16	Alaves	29	8	7	14	30-41	-11	31	D 23 February: Alaves 2 – 2 Girona L 27 February: Levante 2 – 0 Alaves L 08 March: Valencia 3 – 2 Alaves D 13 March: Alaves 1 – 1 Villarreal W 22 March: Celta Vigo 3 – 4 Alaves
17	Elche	29	6	11	12	38-46	-8	29	L 20 February: Athletic Club 2 – 1 Elche D 01 March: Elche 2 – 2 Espanyol L 08 March: Villarreal 2 – 1 Elche L 14 March: Real Madrid 4 – 1 Elche W 21 March: Elche 2 – 1 Mallorca
18	Mallorca	29	7	7	15	34-47	-13	28	L 22 February: Celta Vigo 2 – 0 Mallorca L 28 February: Mallorca 0 – 1 Real Sociedad D 07 March: Osasuna 2 – 2 Mallorca W 15 March: Mallorca 2 – 1 Espanyol L 21 March: Elche 2 – 1 Mallorca
19	Levante	29	6	8	15	34-48	-14	26	L 22 February: Barcelona 3 – 0 Levante W 27 February: Levante 2 – 0 Alaves D 07 March: Levante 1 – 1 Girona D 16 March: Rayo Vallecano 1 – 1 Levante W 21 March: Levante 4 – 2 Oviedo
20	Oviedo	29	4	9	16	20-48	-28	21	L 28 February: Oviedo 0 – 1 Atletico Madrid L 04 March: Rayo Vallecano 3 – 0 Oviedo D 09 March: Espanyol 1 – 1 Oviedo W 14 March: Oviedo 1 – 0 Valencia L 21 March: Levante 4 – 2 Oviedo

Qualification/Relegation

Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
Promotion – Conference League (Qualification)
Relegation – LaLiga2

Deportivo Alavés staged an astonishing second-half comeback, overturning a three-goal deficit to defeat Celta Vigo 4-3 at Estadio Abanca-Balaídos. Toni Martínez led the charge with two crucial goals.

In a breathtaking La Liga encounter on March 22, 2026, Deportivo Alavés snatched a dramatic 4-3 victory over Celta Vigo. The visitors mounted an unforgettable recovery after trailing by three goals, demonstrating incredible resilience and tactical adjustments.

Celta Vigo entered the match in sixth place, enjoying a strong season with 41 points. Alavés, sitting precariously in 17th, faced relegation worries and desperately needed points to climb out of the bottom three.

The hosts started brightly, with Ferran Jutglà opening the scoring in the 19th minute, calmly slotting home an assist from J. Rodriguez. Alavés’s J. Pacheco received a yellow card shortly after in the 22nd minute for a rough challenge.

Celta Vigo extended their lead in the 27th minute through Hugo Álvarez, who guided the ball into the net following a clever pass from Jutglà. The home side looked comfortable and in control, much to the delight of the Balaídos crowd.

Jutglà then notched his second goal of the evening in the 37th minute, completing a swift attack assisted by Hugo Sotelo. Celta Vigo celebrated a commanding three-goal advantage, seemingly cruising towards victory.

However, Alavés found a crucial lifeline deep into first-half stoppage time. Toni Martínez fired home in the 45+3 minute, with Ángel Pérez providing the assist, offering a glimmer of hope. Celta’s J. Rodriguez also received a yellow card at the same time.

The interval saw Alavés manager make a bold statement, bringing on Pablo Ibáñez, Abderrahman Rebbach, C. Alena, and Ibrahim Diabaté. This tactical overhaul aimed to inject pace and offensive power into a struggling side, hoping to spark a comeback.

The changes paid immediate dividends. Just five minutes into the second half, in the 50th minute, Ángel Pérez found the net, reducing Celta’s lead to 3-2. Martínez turned provider for this crucial goal, signaling Alavés’s intent.

Celta Vigo tried to respond with substitutions of their own in the 54th minute, bringing on Alvaro Núñez and Óscar Mingueza. A potential fourth Celta goal by J. Rodriguez was then disallowed by VAR in the 56th minute due to a foul, a moment that proved pivotal in the match’s narrative.

The momentum had clearly shifted. Celta Vigo’s Fer López received a yellow card in the 65th minute. Alavés pressed relentlessly, and in the 74th minute, Toni Martínez scored his second, leveling the thrilling contest at 3-3, assisted by Rebbach.

The incredible comeback was complete just four minutes later. Abderrahman Rebbach, a halftime substitute, smashed in the winning goal in the 78th minute, assisted by V. Parada, sending the away bench into raptures.

Despite Celta Vigo holding 56% possession and a slightly higher expected goals (xG) of 1.82 compared to Alavés’s 1.73, Alavés’s clinical finishing made the difference. The visitors registered 6 shots on goal from 14 total attempts, converting crucial chances when it mattered most.

This stunning turnaround propels Alavés closer to safety, offering a massive boost in their fight against relegation. For Celta Vigo, it represents a crushing blow, costing them valuable points in their pursuit of European football.

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